The difference between social security transfer and merger

There are differences between them in concept, content and treatment.

1, the concept has different meanings: social security transfer refers to the transfer of the social security relationship of the original insured place to the new insured place when the insured person moves across regions for employment, and the social security relationship of the two places is combined and calculated cumulatively. Social security consolidation refers to the consolidation of individual accounts with repeated payment in different insured places or different types of insurance.

2. Different contents are involved: social security transfer includes the transfer of basic old-age insurance relationship and personal account transfer, and social security merger mainly involves repeated payment in different insured places or the merger of personal accounts of different types of insurance.

3. Different handling methods: Social security transfer usually requires the insured to apply to the original insured place, and then go through the transfer procedures at the new insured place. Social security merger is generally made by the insured to apply to the original insured place, and then go through the relevant procedures from the original insured place to the new insured place.